United We Stand, Divided We Fall (7:07)

Manna: Eating with Meaning (5:29)

Courage (1:01:50)

Do you have the courage and fortitude to pursue G-d?
Rabbi Shmuel Braun clarifies why we recount the story of the splitting of the sea daily and what we can take away for our approach to life.
This class was given January 22, 2013 - 11 Shevat, 5773 (Parshat Beshalach).

Parshat Beshalach (6:07)

Who is smarter, the elderly grandfather or the grandchild who shows him how to use his cell phone?
In Parshat Beshalach Serach directed Moshe where to find Yosef’s coffin, to take out of Egypt for burial

Splitting Of The Waters Above And Below (12:13)

When the waters of the sea split in front of the Jewish people, all the seas in the world also split.
Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh discusses the relationship between water and Torah; Teshuvah; Moshiach; and G-d, the source of the living waters.

Charity Saves from Death (6:21)

Destroy evil, enthrone good.
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin points out in parshas Beshalach, that as long as Amalek is in the world, G-d and his Throne can't be completely manifest. He illustrates the point with a story about charity and the Lower East Side.

Covenant & Conversation: Parshat Beshalach (6:30)

Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks shares a fascinating insight into the ambiguity of the narrative of the splitting of the Reed Sea (not the Red Sea, as commonly believed). The chief rabbi of England presents a deep understanding of the story that imparts a moral lesson, an everlasting message of the limits of technology and human achievement